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2019 HONDA CRF450R
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Optimum tire size and type will vary depending on soil type, track conditions and bike application. As a general guideline, if the track is softer and has a lot of ruts, the 80/100 will be preferable because it will not tend to grab the ruts as much as the wider 90/100. If the soil condition is dry without ruts, the 90/100 will probably be the better choice.
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No they're not tubeless you'll need to purchase a new tube for this tire
JIMMY HI’ve evaluated the X-30 and the X-40, and personally, I like the X-40 rear better than the 30 in all the conditions I ride: Desert southwest, Baja, Nevada, Utah. Remember a good, well engineered hard terrain tire actually has a SOFTER sidewall and compound than an intermediate tire. This is because a HT tire has to “find” grip on surfaces that offer no traction. So the sidewall flexes more than an intermediate tire. You can really tell the difference when mounting the 40 vs. the 30: the 40 is waaay easier. This is my favorite tire on the rear... (300 XCW or 500 XCW). For the front, I like the 40 best for dry, rocky conditions, but would choose the 30 for times when it might be a little wet and/or sandy/looser soils. See riding areas above - - My thoughts only apply to those areas. For truly loamy and/or muddy & slick conditions, look at reviews from guys that actually ride east of the Rockies!
JAMES A WThese tires are made in Japan.
Florencia BThis is obviously a very late response, but, yes, I have definitely had issues with this tire sealing using the Tubliss system. The ribs really make it tough to seal properly. I ended up adding an extra dose of Slime sealant, and that finally did the trick.
wayne mI also am just a casual weekend trail rider. I’m not sure by what you mean in a reversible tire. This tire isn’t a directional tire. I put a set of these on my loaner/extra bike, 04 Kx250f. They work great never had someone complain about not having traction. When I was riding that bike I never complained either. I ride in very muddy winters though summers. Over all I’d recommend this Bridgestone, The Michelin, or what I have on my crf250x a pirelli scorpion mx extra x.
JOSEPH OI’ve ran these with Tubliss without any problems. Decent tire but doesnt not live very long. Everyone I know using bibs are running a Kenda or IRC tire...
Brian PTo see if this tire will fit your machine, you can plug your machine into the drop down menu to check for fitment. Or you can look at the tires you have on your machine and see if we have the same size available.
JoshuaThese do not come with tubes
Jayden J.The price is just for one tire, it just depends what size you select if it will be for a front or rear.
Braxton C.